The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-08
H. B. wELLMAN,
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tial nature Of Mr.. Weliman,s business REQUIRES
him to adopt sometimes; When The SUN re-
appearances Of doing u bustiine business. 50
many men were there In quest Of wives apd
go many women In quest 81 @ s t ss t me
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he found that It had already been made public
he called out Sophie his pretty stenographer'
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taken herself and her bushes from tho bal
s9 the
was quite sure Gus Williams got his wife
through his convenient agency.
and Els Ms tie signed Io Was
cents and asking for q Cupid. which was sent
easS snS said he was Wams M9
Wellman attended to his case, and engaged
he remarked that he did; that he had led .
via W. and thS ss Ms gtnS T +
motherly way that reform was good thing.
and, moreover, absolutely necessary 4 he toGk
the sh sdes snf hs
imprudent attentions or breaches Of good man
Wa@s s e9prsssed s@sei ss fny Satisfied
paid his SIS, and went away with one OF the de-
seEst 4ssas ssat VIII on his hand
am9ng. the records Of the case. Mr.. Williams
inches in his boots: "oomp!exion. medium
na syfbs h mss
Believe belle IN God and a hereafter" The Value Of
1 h b Re pas ae%n at raq 6 a
$1,000 to 5000" I He never expected 70 inherit
anything. his health was . splendid and per-
ton rs to his use OF tobacco or stlmulants he
replied: Am inyeterate smoker only; am
temperate but not IT. tem mp never take
than SIS at the. outside" and he didn't care
Wh what religion she preferred solong as she was
10 . question whether It would make any
az sss
wSss he he aided I IN Ris own un seMs
melled style the following:
Prefer dark hair and dark eyes plump form. warm
sssSuisiy sI not AK or expect Riches but
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himself IL shs o..nid y was : sssy attfsstiss
snsNsss Il %Hs E. this stage Fl tSs prosssda
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q good wife is should consider the compenss-
ton too small. He gave his abiding place as
40 Clinton place. but minated that 1t was
likely to be considerably here and there.
He also. left with Mt. Wellman e.sized
Autograph OF himself. and when this was
shown HE Sun reporter his suspicious were
confirmed. II wasn't o picture OF Gus Williams
After Mr.. N 3. Williams had received his
them, he gradually. narrowed his choice to
away wrote The last that Nj. Weilman heard
OF him was on Oct. is, 1885, IRON Bath, N. Y.
He said he had been sick for more than aweek,
and was not able 30 come to this city, as he
had promised, He expected to be at Glovers-
Vile on the following Tuesday. and wanted his
love letters sent on there. In postscript no
said:
have. not forsO.tsn there Is 500 due you on Sept
loss Of time has made my fundA very low this week.
As time passed and nothing was heard from
Mr.. Williams Mr.. Weilman began TO make In
quiries. He sent his deteotiye down TO the
glippep ofiee. end that funotionary reported
that he held the picture ,qp TO man IN the
3Hppa ONCE snd aSksd ! he ESsognissd I.
the detective was not 30 sure last night that he
had net asked the man"n y was q picture Of
rial rooms. but asked clerk whom he saw In
This lead Mr, WeIman to. 20. FOL. sIrs Gus
Williams, with the present result Mr, Well
man said last night that II was quite
possible that he was barring up the